Classical instruments meet traditional taonga puoro

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Classical instruments meet traditional taonga puoro

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Radio New Zealand

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In recent years many musicians have experimented with the sounds of taonga puoro - traditional Maori instruments. Art music ensemble Tamira Puoro - Ruby Solly and Michelle Velvin - are the latest to reveal what they've learnt, in their debut album Feather Spines. 'Genre-weaving' is how they describe it - bringing together the sounds of instruments from both te ao Maori and te ao Pakeha. The Wellington-based musicians have been working on Feather Spines since 2019. Michelle is the principal ha...

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13 February 2022

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Standing Room Only

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https://www.rnz.co.nz/national/programmes/standing-room-only/audio/2018830349/classical-instrumen...

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